S. 3036 requires the Secretary of the Interior to transfer specific federal land, approximately 200.18 acres, located within Camp Williams, Utah, to the State of Utah. This transfer should occur within 90 days after the act becomes law, and Utah must pay the fair market value...
The bill wants the person in charge of a piece of land in Utah to give that land to the state of Utah. Utah will pay what the land is worth and can keep it as long as it uses it the right way.
H. R. 2468, titled the "Mountain View Corridor Completion Act," directs the Secretary of the Interior to transfer certain federal lands in Camp Williams, Utah, to the State of Utah. The transfer involves around 200 acres, and Utah will pay the fair market value for this land....
H.R. 2468 is a plan to let Utah buy a piece of land from the government to use for building roads or other projects. If Utah doesn't follow the rules for using the land, it could go back to the government.
H.R. 2468, known as the “Mountain View Corridor Completion Act,” directs the Secretary of the Interior to transfer ownership of about 200.18 acres of federal land in Utah to the state. This land is managed by the Bureau of Land Management and is within the boundaries of Camp...
The bill wants to give some government-owned land in Utah to the state so they can use it to finish building a road. If Utah doesn't use the land as planned, it might go back to the government.
H.R. 2468, known as the “Mountain View Corridor Completion Act,” instructs the Secretary of the Interior to transfer about 200.18 acres of federal land in Camp Williams, Utah, to the state of Utah. The state is required to pay fair market value for the land, which will be appraised according...
H.R. 2468 is a plan to sell some land from the U.S. government to Utah, so Utah can use it to make roads or for defense stuff, and if Utah tries to use the land for anything else, the government might take it back.
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